Oakland House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Oakland House is a women's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, operated by Foundations Incorporated as part of its recovery residence network across the Denver metro area.

A Women's Sober House in Aurora

Oakland House houses up to twelve women across eight bedrooms and four bathrooms, the largest bedroom count among Foundations Incorporated's Aurora residences. The home has been renovated with refinished hardwood floors, fresh interior paint, granite countertops, upgraded cabinets, updated bathrooms and energy-efficient windows, and it includes a primary bedroom with its own ensuite bathroom. A private backyard deck and a widened driveway round out the property.

What Certification Requires in Colorado

Oakland House is certified through Colorado's recovery residence certification system, overseen by Ohio Recovery Housing for the state's Behavioral Health Administration. The house is required to publish its rules and fees before a resident moves in, maintain a written relapse and discharge policy, and remain answerable to an outside complaint process. Colorado does not assign certification levels to individual residences, so certification status is the relevant fact here.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Accepted

Foundations Incorporated accepts residents on medication-assisted treatment across its houses, Oakland House included, so a woman stabilized on a prescribed medication keeps her treatment and her housing together.

Access from Aurora

Oakland House sits within reach of Denver International Airport, the Anschutz Medical Campus and Buckley Space Force Base, three of the larger employers in the eastern metro area, along with nearby shopping. Aurora sits mostly in Arapahoe County, whose county seat is Littleton. The specific street address is not published; Foundations Incorporated arranges visits and placement directly.